Wisconsin August primary election results to be certified Tuesday
Election commission to certify results from Wisconsin August primary election
Results from the August primary election are expected to be certified on Tuesday, Aug. 25. The next Marquette Law School Poll will be released on Wednesday.
MILWAUKEE - The chair of the Wisconsin Elections Commission will certify the results of the August primary election on Tuesday, Aug. 25.
What we know:
It comes after nearly two weeks of canvassing to ensure all of your votes were accurately counted. Once certified, the results become official.
Meanwhile, the nominees for governor are hard at work campaigning. David Crowley was in Menasha on Monday, highlighting his stance on healthcare.
Tom Tiffany will be in Hales Corners on Tuesday with plans to reveal more details about his economic agenda.
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The Marquette Law School is set to release its first poll results since the primary. So far – other polls – such as Platform Communications’ Badger Battleground Poll show Crowley with a slight lead over Tiffany.
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The Source: Information in this story was gathered from the Wisconsin Elections Commission, David Crowley, Tom Tiffany, Marquette Law School and Platform Communications.